Abstract

THE EFFECT OF SPECIAL SKILL EXERCISES TO DEVELOP THE SCHEMATIC THINKING AND PERFORMANCE ACCURACY OF THE BEATING SKILL OF YOUTH PLAYERS IN THE VOLLEYBALL GAME

Dina Abdel Husein Badin, Prof.Dr. Abdul Hadi Hamid Mahdi, Prof.Dr. Hussein Sabhan

Volume: 9 Issue: 2 2019

Abstract:

The effect of special skill exercises to develop the accuracy of performance and the schematic thinking of the Spike skills of youth volleyball players. The skills of volleyball is the group of movements aimed at the volleyball player after passing the stage of beginners, whether simple or composite, individual or collective, and need in almost all positions of the game required by the game, and represents the main goal of the performance of these movements and skills are to get better Levels and results with the economy in the physical effort, so the player must master it completely, and through it and in cooperation with the rest of the team players can execute the technical plans offensive and defensive in an excellent manner and thus win And that the players must be characterized by a high degree of intelligence and good behavior and concentration and have the ability to perform all the skills of individual and composite well and performance optimally, that these technical skills are taught and trained for players after mastering the basic skills well. The study was designed: the number of special skills exercises, The accuracy of the performance and the thinking of the schematic skill of beating the overwhelming volleyball players of youth and recognize the impact of special exercises, especially to develop the accuracy of performance and thinking of the schematic of the overwhelming beating skills of youth volleyball players. The imposition of research: there is a positive effect of exercise performance and tactical thinking skill players beating overwhelming volleyball researcher using the experimental method to design a single group, has been selected research community the way the The players were selected as the players of the National Center for Sports Volleyball, Baghdad (70) players. The research sample was selected (15) players and ages (15-16), and they accounted for 21% of the research community. Specially influenced positively in the development (overwhelming beating skill) in the 2-3-4 centers of the research sample. And that the exercises special skill that contained the exercises schematic positively affected the development of the schematic side of the research sample. Through the conclusions recommend that the need for the attention of the coaches in the exercises because they have a significant role in the development of technical skills and basic volleyball. And the selection of appropriate training exercises in the course of training courses.

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